In the United Kingdom (UK) there are funder mandates for universities to take full responsibility for their research data. In Establishing a Shared Research Data Service in the UK: How We’re Doing It. What About You?, Rachel Bruce describes the shared solutions Jisc is putting in place to help manage universities manage this responsibility, including the establishment of a shared research data management service that can help to meet the core requirements using core systems:

Previously-released videos from this meeting:

-Experiences with High Resolution Display Walls in Academic Libraries (Brosz, Ashleigh, Boyer)

-Linked Data for Libraries and Archives: LD4L and Europeana (Kraft, Cramer, Blair)

-Digital Dissertations in an Increasingly Welcoming Landscape (Visconti, Purdue)

-Big Data Ethics Support Systems and Networks (Tijerina and Keller, Data & Society Research Institute)

-The Archaeology of Infrastructure (Choudhury, Johns Hopkins; Geraerts, University College London)

-The Open Science Framework (OSF) at Notre Dame: Connecting the Workflow and Supporting the Research Mission (Sallans, COS; Meyers, Notre Dame)

-Transparency, Trust, and Consumer Protection in a Complex World (Julie Brill, Federal Trade Commission)

-Achieving Meaningful Interoperability for Web-based Scholarship (Van de Compel, Nelson)

-Recalibrating Access, Security, Privacy and Innovation (Clifford Lynch, CNI)

-Is Gold Open Access Sustainable? Update from the UC Pay-It-Forward Project (Smith, Anderson)

-How Much Does $1.7 Billion Buy You? A Comparison of Published Scientific Journal Articles to Their Pre-print Version (Farb, Grappone, Broadwell, Klein)